Copperas Cove High School Students Shine with National Academic Honors

The future looks bright in Copperas Cove, and these Bulldawgs are leading the way.

Gary Emmert
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Excellence is in full bloom at Copperas Cove High School, where 21 current and former students have earned a remarkable 28 National Recognitions from the College Board, marking a milestone achievement for the district and doubling last year’s total.

Announced by Copperas Cove Independent School District (CCISD) on [insert day], the honors spotlight students who have demonstrated academic distinction and personal resilience. To qualify, recipients must have taken the PSAT in 10th or 11th grade, scored a 3 or higher on at least two AP exams by 10th grade, maintained a GPA of 3.30 or above, and identify as first-generation college students, minority students, or attend a rural or small-town school.

Kylie Boldman, Avery Robinson, Savannah Campbell, Caitlyn Ervin, Savannah Lopez and Christina Fileccia.

Superintendent Dr. Brent Hawkins praised the students’ accomplishments, stating, “We have students who are excelling in so many areas, and these Bulldawgs are set up for a life filled with additional success after high school. To earn a National Recognition just cements their place in the cream of the crop, nationwide, and we are incredibly proud of them for this achievement.”

The following students earned one or more College Board National Recognition Awards:

  • Courtney Addy – Rural & Small-Town, School Recognition
  • Kyle Boldman – Rural & Small-Town, School Recognition
  • Savanna Campbell – Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Ryan Cartwright – Rural & Small-Town, First-Generation, School Recognition
  • Caitlyn Ervin – First-Generation, Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Zoey Eyler – School, Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Gavin Fall – Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Christina Fileccia – Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Conley Hammontree – School, Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Savannah Lopez – School, Rural & Small-Town, First-Generation Recognition
  • Merkhai Mason – Rural & Small-Town, School Recognition
  • Isabel Orta – School, Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Ruhi Patel – School, First-Generation, Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Jordan Pettigrew – School, Rural & Small-Town, First-Generation Recognition
  • Maila Rdiall – First-Generation, School Recognition
  • Avery Robinson – First-Generation Recognition
  • Isabella Sequenzia – First-Generation Recognition
  • Jadon Thomas – Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Laeloni Thompson – School, First-Generation Recognition
  • Lydia Wagner – Rural & Small-Town Recognition
  • Chloe Wilkins – First-Generation Recognition

This surge in recognitions reflects the district’s commitment to academic rigor and student support. With more than double the honorees from 2024, Copperas Cove High School continues to foster a culture where students from all backgrounds can thrive and be nationally recognized for their achievements.

As these students prepare for the next chapter in their academic journeys, their success serves as a beacon of inspiration for peers and educators alike. The future looks bright in Copperas Cove, and these Bulldawgs are leading the way.

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